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High-Rise Secret (Roundabout America Series) by Lenski, Lois Ex-Library copy with typical library marks and stamps. Cotton in My Sack Lenski, Lois Condition: Very Good Hardcover Save for Later From Cattermole 20thC Childrens Books (Newbury, OH, U.S.A.) AbeBooks Seller Since MaSeller Rating Quantity: 1 View all copies of this book Buy Used US 150.00 Convert Currency Shipping: Free Shipping Within U.S.A. Item: 374202462690 High-Rise Secret (Roundabout America Series) (1st Ed) by Lenski, Lois. This led to a visit to Arkansas by the author to make their acquaintance and learn their life, and a subsequent visit to see the cotton crop picked and to draw, on the spot, the pictures that make this book, like the others of the series, a true, colorful and sympathetic record of life in its region.Seller: thrift.books ✉️ (3,251,429) 99.3%, Lippincott Company Condition: FairHardcover Save for Later FromThriftBooksVintage(Tukwila, WA, U.S.A. When the cotton-picking children in Arkansas read Strawberry Girl, they wrote to miss Lenski asking her to write a book about them. Cotton in My Sack Lois Lenski Published by J.B. Lois Lenski, through her regional series, tried to draw the images of children from different part of the country. She always shares in the family's ups and downs, whether it is caring for her baby sister, helping to make a meager Christmas, or facing the mysterious loss of a load of cotton that was to mean the beginning of independence for the family. Whatever happens, Joanda knows her help is greatly needed. She also knows what it means when the money is all gone and the family fortunes are at ebb tide. She published nearly one hundred books in her career (as well as posthumously, starting with Skipping Village and J ack Horner’s Pie: A Book of Nursery Rhymes, both released in 1927. Joanda knows what fun it is to spend money she has earned herself. A Newbery Medal-winner, she secured a respected place in children’s literature for both her writing and art. Getting the long sacks full means more money for groceries and 'play-parties' in town on Saturday. She picks cotton with her brothers, sisters, and parents. This story is about a girl named Joanda who lives in Arkansas.

Cotton in My Sack by Lois Lenski